Posted Sept. 30, 2021, 4:07 p.m. by Lieutenant Siennadye Nox (Counselor) (Amber DeSadier)
Posted by Lieutenant Siennadye Nox (Counselor) in Holodeck 2- Cooking with the CNS
Posted by Lieutenant Junior Grade Vora Zorell (Scientist) in Holodeck 2- Cooking with the CNS
Posted by Lieutenant Junior Grade Vora Zorell (Scientist) in Holodeck 2- Cooking with the CNS
Posted by… suppressed (4) by the Post Ghost! 👻(snip)
He looked at Sienna and actually repeated the words of the question again, though he wasn’t really asking anymore. “On this planet. You had dinner with your parents, on this planet. Your betazoid parents on this planet, Earth. Where this house is. Right?”
– Johann Dvorak, CO
While Vora was following what he was saying, but it still wasn’t making much sense. She exchanged a look with Jerrin and both kept eating their dinner as they waited to see how things would unfold.
~Vora Zorell, Sciences
She blinked. Her mind was moving slower than she would like, trying to compute where this was going. Having been so happy in the company of others and her small successes with Jerrin, she wasn’t seeing the possible issue with answering his question honestly. “Yes. They visited often when my husband and I were home. He is human. much to their chagrin.”
Nox, CNS
“Huh,” Johann said. He seemed to think about this for another second. “That’s an interesting detail.” It was the last piece to the puzzle. He actually could figure it out now, if only he realized that he had a box of puzzle pieces to put together.
“Must have been a pain to coordinate that, you know, interstellar travel. Around your Starfleet careers also. You could be anywhere.”
– Johann Dvorak, CO
She smiled, again not seeing any danger. “I have always encouraged members of Star Fleet to take their leave regularly and I would be a hypocrite if I did not adhere to that advice as well. I did most of the coordination since my husband was much more busy being in command of the ship we were on. My mother and father were thankfully able to be more flexible with their schedules to accommodate ours.”
“Did you serve together on the same assignment?” Vora asked as well, curious on how others had worked it all out. Not that she and Johann had had any issues separating their personal and professional lives, but she had wondered from time to time what they would do if one of their careers pulled them away from the other. She wasn’t sure how she would handle that or if she cared that strongly about her personal career advancement to be apart. Currently, her answer was that she didn’t think it was worth or necessary, but could something come up to change all that? Possibly.
~Vora Zorell, Sciences
Bump
Perhaps it was the visual reminder all around her of her home and her life that made her more talkative about her husband. Her usual care at answering questions was less present as she spoke. Her relaxation obvious. “Yes. I was a Counselor on his ship, the USS Korolev.” Sienna said just before taking a bite of the lasagna…and that was when she realized her mistake. The food caught in her throat and she quickly covered her mouth with a cloth napkin as she began to cough rather violently.
Nox, CNS
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